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The first set of screenshots released for Konami’s Silent Hill: Downpour only featured two shots of a gondola creeping across a chasm. That’s nowhere near enough gondola. Thankfully this next set gives us a couple more.
The next Silent Hill won’t feature the musical stylings of series mainstay Akira Yamaoka. Dexter composer Daniel Licht is filling the void in Silent Hill: Downpour… and doing a pretty good job of delivering the same musical vibe.
Expect some heavy rain in the next Silent Hill, now officially known as Silent Hill: Downpour. Expect lots of H2O in your horror, which you might have surmised from the game’s first, rain-soaked trailer.
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The psychological horror series Silent Hill appears to be on a return to its roots with the next entry, a dark, stormy and torch-lit scarefest that’s very different from the more cerebral and most recent entry, Silent Hill: Shattered Memories.
Konami has put the psychological horror series Silent Hill in the hands of a new developer, Vatra Games. Konami confirms today that the third-person frightfest will be hitting the Xbox 360 and PlayStation 3 in 2011.
With Konami revealing very little about its all-new Silent Hill game, we’re left to speculate about which direction the psychological horror franchise will go. Will Silent Hill, like XCOM, make the first person shooter switch?
